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How to Preserve the Icair.

Dr. ]. Leslie Foley, In the New York Medical Journal
good supply Of oxygen is necessary, for the
healthy growth OF hair; the head should be ySeIi
aired. The hat has made sad havoc with many a
caput. Endeayor to go bareheaded as often as
possible. When walking, lift the hat from OF the
head frequently, and If the sun is not too strong
hold the hat in your hand awhile The bluecOag
schoOb0ys formerly OF Christ church, London,
who wear the costume OF Edward vi, 90 bare
headed the year round. They wear no hats in the
coolest days OF winter. They are REMARKABLY
healthy, and have redundant crop Of hair which
lasts them q lifetime.
Ii we must wear hat let it be light in texture
and well ventilated from the top One reason that
women keep their hair longer than men is that
their head-gear aiiowSof better ventilation Busf-
or have a special hat which they put on This is
very injurious. The brokers OF Wall street are
noted for wearing their hats indoors as wen as out
doors. They are notorious for having bald heads.
This may account for it. When the head Is well
ShOrn OF its locks this does not apply
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Better than Trout.
From the Dakota Bell
''What kind OF fish are You catching?n we asked
a small boy who was fishing in Coyell's Lake west
of Sioux Falls.
'Bullheads, !" he replied.
sect many?"
Loads OF em-an' there's mother. HI, Jimmy,
see 1m-he's q big 'un!" and he pulled out q fish
about six inches long.
'.Are bullheads pretty good to eat7"
"Y0u bet they are mster-they're fnen tx
'eDid you ever try any speckled trout,n
"Naw! Lakes full OF 'em, but we won't catch
'em. Hafnt no time Tor lem. tell YOU mister. .
he continued, as he strung the last catch on vii.
loW-lmb, bullheads Is good eatin'. spOSe trouts
are all<isht enough anil do when other fish are
scarce, but there ain't nothn' like buliheads for
stedy thing right along; Don't be scarf now, mis-
you hOiiar q little" -
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Daring Traffic In the Nude.
From the Omaha World
Eagle Eyed Stranger-That's curious looking
watch you have.
Omaha Youth ION train from New York,-That
isn't watch, though it Is made to represent one.
It's photograph camera,
"Ehf What use Is tt?"
"Why, az q fashionable partySn New York last
week took the pictures OF hall the laflies present
and none Of them know it." fASsSAASs
"Young man, you are my prisoner
"Wha-wha-wh0 are your
81 am Anthony Comstnckn
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President Fitzgerald, OF tho Irish NatfooaI
League, Is having Photographic copies OF letter.
Ia rieoetT handwriting made, and win send them
1fnse1 letter. II,
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How 20 Purify Drinking Water.
,oya the Medical Pacord

Prot. Dobroslavtne, OF st. Petersburg. recom-
mends, as means OF purifying (clarffyin0N
drinking water, the addition 70 each twelve litre
OF water OF fifty centigrammes OF per-chlorfde OF
iron and seventy centigrammes OF crystalized car
Donate OF soda He claims that the precip,IaIe
thus formed carries with iG all SUSPENDED iunuri.
ties leaving the water, after forty -live minutes
perfectly clear.
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From the St Louis Globe Democrat 'SisSH s6t1s1i
keeurns protesting TO give the fullest possible
Information relative 70 the consumptfon Of a4ee-
nohc liquors during the past fiscal year have APP
peared simultaneously In Washington and London,
the former referring to the United States the Iaf
Yer 70 Great Britain and Ireland. There can be no
doubt that England stands far ahead OF America
IN drink consumption per head OF population
The classincaliOns In the two national drink bills
are not Identical, but as nearly as possible the
consumption OF various kinds Of intoxicating
liquors Ia the two countries was as follows i'm gai
Ions. - o.
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!. 80. 600. 900 1.G39. 5s6. $50

J, %
The population OF the United states can be taken
ior purposes OF calculation at about 80 600 OOO and
mat OF The nlted Kingdom at 81. OOO 600 from
which " appears that the LIQUOR con sum ptfOD in
the FORMER during the year was little more than
WE'VE gallons, while In the latter it was CON-
N.efdoie over twenty-nine gallons per head. The
contrast is rather astounding but the ngunes
are quite plain and to some extent capable OF
eApiaEatIon. For Instance, beer IS the national
orink IN The old country, and the "workin1nans
beer l. spoken Of by deInagoges in such manner
a. 10 prove, beyond the possibility OF doubt in
nhdt regard IL Is held by the masses while
whisky Is. or more correctly speaking used To he.
thc NATIONAL drink la America It needs little
thougnt To understand how greatly the quantity
oi drnk per head is affected BY the distinction
The following table shows that the average
American citizen disposed of rather more whisky
anu other spirits last year than the average
British subject, although the latter drank nearly
lnree times as much beer as his American cousin
me nStlres represent the number OF gallons per
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BvY Youn
COAL AND WOOD
FROM
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
The most extensive dealers in the Distric. Sunn,v
more families than any hrm south Of New York ieie.
phone connections
MANI ONCE 1909 street northwest
Branch Offices and Yards:
1915 Seventh street northwest
1140 Pennsylvania avenue nortuwes.
221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
III Ninth street northwest
ITO Pennsylvania avenue northwest
~ofner OF Third and streets uorthwess
Wharves and Railroad ward:
d1 Twelfth and Water streets southwest.
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WOOD AND coal,

" BALDWIN JOHNSON
W " holesAle and Retail Dealer in Wood ,,,a r,,,
COMPLETE FACILITIES RoT,rou ID npr SH1s.
FULL 'MEIGHr AND NEASfJBE hSS-S'
Wood and coal direct from the forests aud ,,i,..
by raul and water and from Stag state and n.hss
impurities. GIVE ME TRIAL. A-'O ''Aef
Nam Yard and Office, 11UI Il. I. ave. NV Branch
iafd ana Once, Oh st. Branch Office cor ar,
anu h sts NV. All connected by teleynone snIo 9n
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HOW THE INSTINCTS OF CHILDHOOD BECOME THE
IRoN-BorND HABITS OF OLD AGE-TRANsIENT IN
sTINCTS OF INFANCY.
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The cost 70 the public OF these almost countless
sAiions u placed at about 100000 GOO in The
hited S-atts, and at exactly fl22 sos 7a5-or
aoout 3tO,OOoOOe-an Great Britain. Surprising
tue american estimate To be accurate-which il
not quite ctear-the strange disparity betWeen
quantity and cost Is 10 BE- accounted FOR nv rho
fact that glass OF beer in England costs from
three cen.s upward, and that cheap drinks are In
most request there.
IL Is 10 De regretted that the American tables arp
dot more explicit as 70 the exact Increase or de-
crease In The consumption OF different kinds OF al
cohol and the expenditure In connection there
IA painful detail Thus. In 1886 the expenditure
about 81 800 600 less than Ia ls when IN turn
was about As much less than in 1854. Taking into
account the increase In population since 1876 there
has been falling on during the decade OF about
100000 900 per Annum In the expense OF the drink
Dill In 1876 The expenditure per head ON strong
drink was "a s., or about 81: In 1SS, it was
Is IS l0d or about 81, the reduction being con-
siderable; but In 1856 the average was E.S as. Sd,
showing mere nominal decrease or twopence, or
cents The American figures show a decreased
expenditure spirits, but considerable increase
IN the outlay on beer. the latter due In part, OF
course, 10 the habits and tastes OF European I'M
migrants "a well IS 70 the steady advance OF beer
IN popular esteem.
There Is much moralidng possible on the enor-
Nous outlay In lntoXSantS- amounting In the aggre
gate In The two countries mentioned 20 some 3d.
100000 per annunl- One thing the figures certainly
pay substantial licenses, and that high license is
% De recommended rather than condemned. IL
X admitted that without high license, heavy
duties, and stern represave liquor measures
national vice IN England than it now Is. Special
iesasiation Tor Scotland, Ireland and Wales has
reinceC excessive drunkenness In those countries
Almost 20 q minhnuLn, and IL Is the returns from
birmingham that swell the total drink DILL On the
nltS1 Kingdom TO such q reInarkab le extent
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On the Lansing train the otner day an old man
showed up a window the locomotive whistled
Tor q crossing and stuck half his body out 10 see
what the row was about. The brakeman hap
Nned 10 pass through the Car. and seeing the
situation he said:
Peter take your head in, SIR"
~Why.n
because you might strike post or SWITCH
i-s-s, that's 50" muttered the man as he
poued nunSeu In and SAT down, 1.and the railroad
w0oia pop On 70 me for damages. It's better 10 be
On TIE safe sade.--Defron Free Rress
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Now W. Have IT,
NEW VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR
ONE TON
just received Not 400 or 500 pounds, but literally
ONE TON.
By getting large quantity like this direct from the
Sugar Camp in Vermont. able to sell at mod
crate price. Stores supplied at wholesale rates.
apps ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 42S 9th st.
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"Vo1cE Cu1rrRr.

SWEETNESS. PURITY, STKENGTH and RIc1.
NESS of the Voice developed Speaking and Singing
81 AAMkRING cured also: Affections of the Throat
and Lungs. DEEP BREATHING correctly taught
promoting HEALTH, curing COLDS ASTHMA and
CONSUMPTION, and preventing PNEUMONIA
ap19-3m Apply at THE MARTYN COLLEGE,
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~ Va. Descriptive pamphlets at Star office yGHAy
s Eggs House Mil5urn's 1929 Pa ave, and ": :lx
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TOREST INN. -----
+ FOREST GLEN PARK. Md
The most beautiful site on the Metrono!i&,c q
Washington. AsoA1 III: la
High Ground Healthy Location, Pure Water 60
OF Access fIirst.ciass in all its Appointments
WI VII be open for tho reception of guests JUNE 1
1885, Apply 70 r me tHrsSt Glen Improvement Co.
,o o. ALEXANDER I. HFiNSEY, Wanaarer
"p-V-oM Office. 1905 ST. Nv
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THE VICTORIA, OCEAN END SOUTH 4. Il
IL Carolina ave, Atlantic City: thoroughly yEM?.
water baths: is NOW OPEN. NJ. WILLIAMS mIO-2 m
WAvERLY HOUSE ATLANTIC city, a
WI. Open All the Year. NAv
Hot and cold Sea Baths; Steam Heat UIitH
my9-3m MRS. JNO L. BRiANT~
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST.
II 9Th st., corner NV.
Filling Specially ALSO the cure OF toothache With
out extracting. local anesthetic used ON the gums
alleylstes the pain OF extracting. 1sl3
mr. r n TALBOT DENTIST, 437 9TH ST,
~ three doors from corner Of L. Denustry In sui1
branches 3eeth inserted "a pef SET Al worA wer
rxnted 1nn4
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S6D
Fuo1rrrorr

The MARTYR COLLEGE, of ELocUrroN and
ORATORY, BIB 9th st. few steps north of pa
ave. and y block east Of City p o. teaches EIoCU
TON as an ELEGANT ART for Home and Society
TON. ELOCUTION, GESTURE, ORATORY
SHAkESPEARE. VISIBLE SPEECH. PERSONA,
ton, PANTOMiME, aud ACTING. Circulars mailed
cREE- ap192m
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF telegraph
w has removed from Capitol Hill to 63l St n W.
Ioou1S - o anuS ocIS-1ms
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And all other principal cities
Recognized as superior other q, n;,,r ,,s,,.
tions. Unexcelled advantages for learninp 20 VEn
SATION Best of native teachers. Fee extremely Low
NEW TERM now for Ladies. Gentlemen And Cbii
dren Trial lessons free Every SATURDAY fFT.Tt n "a
tree to pupils. Apply to the school tor programs and
gymnasium carus ja24
DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES or
study; to adults confidential prepares Tor college,
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DINEY POINT HOTEL. L
Il This famous seaside resort will be opened vEHA
tor the reception Of guests .E3
JUNE 11TH
A new and spacious Hotel has been erected on the
site OF the old pavilion, and newly and handsomely
furnished Throughout number Of neat cottages have
improved.
Families will find here all the comforts of a home
combined with the attractions of frst-class resort
The Lake is supplied with feet of boats for the
accommodation Of ladies, free of cost.
Games and amuSements of every kind provided for
the entertainment of guests.
Prof r. F. Cardellas fine band has been engaged for
the season.
Fishing and Grabbing unsurpassed
good Livery at reasonable rates viii be kept on the
premises.
The table will be supplied with an abundance of sea
food together with the best that the Washneton Nor
folk and Baltimore markets Afford Norfolk boats stop
daily at the Point For terms and address
Ih0s ". Williams Manager Piney Point. Md apply
to Wash. B. Williams, 7th and D sts., for circular.
WASH b. WILLIAMS SON,
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NJ LOCHBOEHLER,S CITY PARK
4Ns New York ave. and LIST ST. Wash;ppto, n n
ut 1ar,s situated overlooking the city.
RENTED fnts .d " every way and many improve
Pcnics Excursions, Social Reunions and PIessnra
Parties Bowling Alleys, Shooting Galleries. Mnsic
kinds Choice Liquors Beer, Cigars. 10 Also grand
Bail loom and Pavilion With all Associations ISd1es
grounds am prepared to offer most liberal terms.
apSl-3m N. LQCHBOEHLER, PropriesAr
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19

What came Very near being panic in Schn nf-l'n hArl last evening was caused by the arrest of man accus. d ot dls orderly conduct. Some one cried fire, :" and fur q moment 'h. grea es, conster- nation prevailed, but by rare presence of mind on the pat of the qua'tette which was on the stage the tune, the sweet strains of "Cone where my love lies dreaming" were hardly interrupted, and the man who caused the disturbance lay dreaming in the city Jail for the balance of the night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19

The Carlisle company now has so stamps in operati"n, and len more winch will soon be ready to start. The com pany has just finish, d pu,ing in SIS . 900 pump WI ich is xpecled to meet the requirements for pum'ng u) wa CT fo. Use at the null. A 30 ton smel ,r will be immedia ely put up there, the m ,terial now b-in, at Lord burg ana Duncan. The mne is reported lookn b, tier now than ever b fore and is b.n.' work ed with satisfactory resul A Si2,- 100 bri, k was turned out this week, ana the production n of the mine is said to bt steadily increasing. Miners are paid s 2s per day and the carp talk al O. g-,h.r is prosp- ous. Silver City Sen- tinal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19

We feel hat an apology |, due to the gold and silver miners Of A rz ma, for the appearance of what seems to be an unjust criticism of thei, particular branch ot mining which appeared in these col umns on the 3i instant. The inter view with Gen. Hd Sayr was only in tended to cover the Tor,ilita mines. His impressions of the country were con6ned to that particular group, and, as we understood it, he had no partlcu- lar knowledge of any other group or section. All who are advised concern ing the territory of Arizona, know very we'll that it possesses many excellent mines of gold and silver, as we'll as some of the nnest copper mines in the world. That the work which has been done on them demonstrates great value, is un- questionable, and that they have to con- tend with greater difficulties than any other people, principally due to the inces' sant rdldS and butcheries Ot the wors' tribe of Indians known to mankind, i: equally we'll established We emphati- cally d,sclaim any intention in conveying in the article mentioned, the expression of any personal view of disparaglni character. The interview was the resul of a casual conversation with Gen. Sayr- the impressions his, not ours. We hav' too many evidences of the extent ant richness of the resources of Arizona t
 deny them full justice. Finally, had tn
 mining editor (who was absent at Aspen
 seen the manuscript before putting it int Sprirt, the objectionable portion woul
 hay been stricken out.-Denver Min
 ing Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19

Mining is assuming much of its old time activity in and around Tombstone. The Grand Central Mining Company, als, the To nbstone Mill and Mining cnnpany and several other les CT ghts, are preparing to d-velop their properties extensively this winter, and it is said tha, I5o men could find employment ,hsre at the present time. Tomb,t"ne has a prosperous promi,ing future before her, and we are free to assert that it is the b t mining district in the world to day. Paenix will rejoice in our neighborine city's prosperity. .-Phenix Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19

It is amusing to see the credit of ex posing the Tortilita mining scheme given to the New York Herald, by other papers ignorant of the affair. The Herald was one of the few New York journals to publish the ridiculous adver- tisement of the Tortilita Mining Com pany, which no reputable paper should have admitted to its columns. The New York Engineering and Mining Journal Tomb.tone EPITAPH and the Silver Bell are entitled to all the credit.-Globs Silver Belt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19
THE HAMBLEroN MURDER CASE.

In $ Case, when was brought here on cha ge ve"u- from Pima county, has been tough, manfuIly thro' ghout, and re. sul ed in H ,mbleion's acqu tt.l, after the ry being out three days. Messrs. Herrin. and fl rds reprs n'ed the pros. cu,ion and Messrs. Goodrlch, Za. br.kie and Rouse, the defense. The kilnng ,o'k p zee at NogaIes, wh, re Ha"b eton was mounted customs in spec or, and the victim, D M Kahler was agent for th. Sonora R ,il,o, d. Tn. particulars were publish. in the EPi TAPH nt the time. The trial first cam, up in Tuc.O,, where the ry failed te agree, standing. it is understood, eigh for c,nvic ion and four for acquittal Oep culi,ri'y of he case is the vigo vi h which it has been defend through out. Collector NJ ,go fin not ~nly failed to suspend the accused pending his ,ria' bu' actually promoted him, while thu United St tes A torney was instructed by the Department of Justice in Wa, ,h ing'on t, defend Mr. Hambletnn. As resul of these strenuous tff rts and th efforts "f tao of the best criminal i,u
 y.rs tn II 'ud he nploye l in the Ter Tit .'y, the aecu.ed was az Ai..ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19

The London Graphic, which has so long been fighting down silver, now says: The demand for silver is growing, and there are indications of late that there is not such pie hora of that metal as was suppo,ed. Finally, it concludes that the testimony taken by the British Gold and Silver ,mnmission is daily adding to ",he sentiment rapidly growing in Eng land that the reign of gold monometal- ism m that country must soon come to a close."
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19
Sudden Death.

Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy will prolong life by preventing those sudden deaths rom he ,rt disease which bring untold yr,et to families, often plunging them into poverty, because Of he untimely disease os the bre .d winner. At drug ,is,s, SI.5o. Descriptive treatise with each bottle, or address J. ]. Mack & C.. SahFrancisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19
HNHE FISHER MINING COMP NY-LO.

TNHE FISHER MINING COMP NY-LO. Il cIon of D nci al pace of businej.. San tr,n ,sC, C-lifo nla; loc ition of works Tomb s,oie Co,hi County. Ari. ma erritry.
 No ice he eby giv n. that at d meeting of Il B. I'd f Drect Is held on tn Irth day of \ov-n ~r, 87, an sess nent No. i) of tv r:y ce Is per share was levied upon the cap. 1t tock o the :corporation, payable imme- diat ly in United st ee gold coin |" the Secre- ,,ry, a, the fife os the Company. No. a14 NJ n gou,ry Sure t. Room 8. Sat- Francisco. Cali orni'.
 | Any ok upon w ich tris assessment shall man unpaid on Ihe r.Ih day of December. IsG7, vii be dAinquent and advertised for sae ] dt put Ii auc ion; and unl .ss payment IS made i b 'or. wl . l on MONDAY, the oth day oi l ,nu rv 1888. top ,he ceinquent assess. m n,, together with crts of adverti ing and { X tns of sale. Py or CT of the Board o Drc'os T. F. HOl.LI G, Secrettry.
 0 ce No. PA M ntgomery street. Room g. san Fanci co, al.iorn a.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19

Hicks & Wa'Eer are furnishing the trade ui,h a superio- article of soda and sarsapar,lla:: They are al,o importers o' su kinds of mineral water.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19
PAPER OF cooz1sR COUNTY

" Lamar is1o be commended foo in. refusing to allow Com l Sparks to conduct all the he Department of the Interior.
 of Sparks in the matter of
 and m other cases convince that he is a demagogue whom stration can well get along
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19
vOHE FELICE MINING CONIPANY..-LO.

NHE FELICE MINING COAiPANY---LO- Il cation of principal place of business, San Francisco, California; location of works Tomb stone, Cochi County. Ar'zora Territory.
 Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting oi the Eo, I'd of Directors held on the nth day ot November 1867, an as essment (No. I) of twenty cents per share was levied upon the cap- i'al 'tock of the corporation, payable imme- diatel. in Uptcd ot2tes gold c ,in. to the Sec. re ary. at the office of the Company, PA Mont gomeiy rect Room 8.
 stost upon which this assessment shall remain up paid on the i7th day of December. I3 2. will delinquent, and advertised for sale at public au ton; and un ess payment is made be ore. will be sold on MO NDAY, the oth day of tnuary. I2Se. to pay the delinquent assess ment, tog .th,r with costs of advertising and ex nse, oI sale. By O der of the Board of Di r-ctrs. T. F. HOL, ING, Secretary. Ofic -e M n gomery Stret Room 8 | San Ira csco Cal iorn a.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19

erner has appointed J. K. be a member of the State (ison Directors. It was Lut- ed to travel about the State
 le of "Hon." pre6xed to his
 "the Wild Ass of Siskiyou' hitched to the end thereof This las' was disrespec,ful and irreverent. Mir Luttrell, like the Marquis Borax, is great statesman.-L. A. Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-19

The best butter in town at Wolcotts The ]. Fl. White brand.